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Sugar-free date, almond, fennel seed and banana brownies

UK range cooker brand, Leisure, has brought together an exciting tribe of chefs to identify the latest food trends including sugar-free baking

Psychologies

14 October 201618 February 2022

Sugar-free date, almond, fennel seed and banana brownies

Emotional wellbeing

What imagination taught me about anxiety

A hobby can teach you much more than a new skill…

Psychologies

13 October 201618 February 2022

What imagination taught me about anxiety

Emotional wellbeing

What running taught me about failure

A hobby can teach you much more than a new skill…

Psychologies

12 October 201621 June 2022

Career

How to thrive in an open-plan office

Every month, Oliver Burkeman invites you to improve your work life

Psychologies

11 October 201618 February 2022

Emotional wellbeing

What kind of decision-maker are you?

Every decision you make is a battle between intuition and logic and, whether you make snap judgements or dither about for ages, weighing up the pros and cons depends on your personality type. But we can learn from both, decides Lizzie Enfield

Psychologies

10 October 201618 February 2022

Emotional wellbeing

New fiction: The Woman Next Door

Eithne Farry reviews the new novel from Cass Green

Psychologies

9 October 201618 February 2022

Emotional wellbeing

Eco escapes: spiritual spa

Our Contributing Travel Editor, green girl and SPA.Kitchen founder, Daisy Finer, rounds up the world’s best ethical holidays. This time, it’s all about the spiritual spa…

Psychologies

8 October 201618 February 2022

Emotional wellbeing

Eco escapes: the Amazon

Our Contributing Travel Editor, green girl and SPA.Kitchen founder, Daisy Finer, rounds up the world’s best ethical holidays starting with Peru

Psychologies

7 October 201618 February 2022

Emotional wellbeing

Finding solitude in a bothy in Exmoor

In a remote shelter in the wilderness, Jini Reddy finds solace in solitude and peace in the rugged landscape

Psychologies

6 October 201618 February 2022

Emotional wellbeing

Learn from the unexpected

Martha Roberts invites you to road-test research around embracing uncertainty and the unexpected

Psychologies

6 October 201618 February 2022

Many adults are living with undiagnosed autism without realising it – these are the seven hidden signs experts want you to know

From workplace challenges to social exhaustion, Anne Fletcher explores the subtle traits of autism that can remain hidden for decades before a diagnosis. Words: Anne Fletcher. Images: Shutterstock. I remember the first time I heard about autism. It was the 80s, and Dustin Hoffman was huge. Then he did Rain Man. It took the world […]

Could some narcissism actually be healthy? Experts reveal the 6 surprising traits that could help you thrive

We tend to think of narcissism as entirely negative, but psychologists say there’s a lesser-known side that’s linked to resilience, confidence, and healthier relationships. Here’s how to tell the difference between the two.

‘I thought I had everything I wanted — until one quiet summer afternoon changed the questions I was asking’

When life finally slows down, it’s often the bigger questions that rise to the surface. If you’ve found yourself wondering whether you’re truly happy, a psychologist explains why summer offers the ideal opportunity to reflect on what you really want — and how to start moving towards it.

Inside the Lindsay Clancy murder trial: The chilling final texts to her husband before killing her three young children

The Massachusetts mother killed her children before attempting to take her own life. Now a jury must decide whether Lindsay Clancy deliberately planned the killings or was suffering from severe mental illness that left her unable to understand her actions.